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When landscaping adjacent to the house, it is wise to adhere to low growing stock. A border of colorful flowers along the sides, front ant) back will do much to sec the house off. If flowers are not used then shrubs mav be utilized. Soil conditions must be taken in to consideraon at all times.
If the soil is satisfactory naturally or has been treated, shrubs such as irew, globe, arborvitae or others may be used. For the corners, Pyramidal Arborvitae. Irish Juniper, Pyramidal Yew or Blue Spruce fit in nicely- In the latter group, db not crowd against the building.; Leave sufficient -pace for the trees to expand.
The yard or lawn should have at least one shade tree such as Norway, Red, or Sugar Maple to add color to the scheme. The use of Red Bud, the flowering crab-apples, cherries and dogwoods will add beauty. A dwarf fruit tree will be delightful to the eye as well as a source of fruit for the larder.
For street planting or near overhead lines, the use of Scarlet Hawthorne, Washington Hawthornje, Ginko (Male onlv) or Globe Maple will produce beauty without problems.
A little planning when planting in the proximity of streets, can prevent broken sidewalks, dogged seweiis, and interrupted electric service. !
Landscape the home by all means, but give thought to the lands
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